Wow! I love a book that actually shows flaws in a main character and doesn’t make it annoying. Seeing Keera struggle again after everything she’s been through shows that it’s not easy to overcome addiction which is extremely realistic. I also liked that she had to work things out with herself first. There were a lot of rough parts in this book that almost had me tearing up. I can’t remember half of what I wanted to say other than …

Killian is Riven?! Riven is Killian!!??!?? Well of course you wouldn’t be too upset that your girl kissed your brother cause your brother was YOU. That’s wild to me, it felt like the author couldn’t decide who she wanted Keera to be with so she was like wait they’re the same lol. Also weird that Killian has an accent and Riven doesn’t. I am glad that it made all the parts where Riven should have been there but Killian was instead make sense. These people and their lies omg.